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Airport upgrades key to stronger connectivity, growth - Marcos
Manila Bulletin
|January 19, 2026
President Marcos said the government's push to modernize airports and upgrade aviation infrastructure is central to boosting the economy, strengthening regional connectivity, and expanding opportunities for Filipinos.
Speaking at the celebration of Philippine Airlines' (PAL) 85th anniversary and the unveiling of its new Airbus A350-1000 at Villamor Air Base in Pasay City, Marcos said his administration remains focused on building world-class connectivity through sustained infrastructure investment.
"This Administration remains committed to upgrading infrastructure, modernizing airports, enhancing connectivity, and boosting the economy," the President said Saturday evening, Jan. 17.
He called on private sector partners to continue working closely with the government to advance aviation-centered initiatives that sharpen the country's competitiveness and support national development.
"These are our investments in mobility, in opportunity, and in national progress," Marcos said.
Airport projects nationwide
President Marcos cited ongoing airport upgrades across the country, many of them being undertaken with private sector participation.
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